Arts Agenda will return at full strength after the Thanksgiving holiday. For now, please feel free to add your own suggestions to a few things you ought not to miss this week. W.C. Richardson’s new work at Fusebox suggests the kind of repeated patterns — minimal color, ovals and swirls broken up by straight lines — one might see on high-end wallpaper, or maybe even giftwrap. But just because Richardson has embraced a simple, clean,…

Jammed packed with cells in various stages of development, Teo Gonzalez’s minimalist paintings are something of an obsessive pursuit. Fortunately for Gonzalez, his meticulous efforts have recently been rewarded by his work being acquired by major museums on both coasts (MoMA, LACMA and NGA). D.C. art enthusiasts have until Saturday to catch Gonzalez’s current solo show at Irvine Contemporary Art in Dupont Circle and see for themselves what all the fuss is about. Gonzalez’s paintings…